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fly  abscond  absquatulate  advance  aeroplane  airlift  airplane  applique  arachnid  arise  arthropod  ascend  aspire  bait  ball the jack  balloon  barnstorm  barrel  be airborne  be annihilated  be consumed  be destroyed  be gone  be no more  be wiped out  bear  beat a retreat  become airborne  beetle  birdlime  bola  bolt  boom  bowl along  brandish  break  breeze  breeze along  brush  bug  bunk  carry  caterpillar  cease  cease to be  cease to exist  centipede  chilopod  claw skyward  clear out  clip  coast  cobweb  conduct  continue  control  convey  copilot  cruise  cut along  cut and run  cut out  daddy longlegs  dance  dart  dash  decamp  dematerialize  depart  desert  die  die away  die out  diplopod  disappear  dispel  disperse  dissipate  dissolve  do a fade-out  dragnet  drift  drive  dwindle  elapse  elope  endure  erode  evanesce  evaporate  exit  expire  fade  fade away  fade out  ferry  fishhook  flap  flaunt  flee  fleet  flicker  flit  flitter  float  flourish  flow  flow on  flutter  fly aloft  fly low  foot  freight  fugitate  gain altitude  gill net  glide  glissade  go  go AWOL  go away  go by  go fast  go on  ground bait  hang  harvestman  hasten  hexapod  hide  highball  hightail  hook  hop  hover  hurry  hydroplane  ice-skate  imbrication  insect  jet  jig  jump  jump bail  kite  lap  lapse  lariat  larva  lasso  last  leave no trace  leave the ground  leave the scene  levant  lift  lime  lug  lure  maggot  make knots  make off  make tracks  manhandle  manipulate  melt  melt away  melt like snow  meshes  millepede  millipede  mite  mount  navigate  net  nip  noose  nymph  outstrip the wind  overlap  overlapping  overlay  overlayer  pack  pass  pass away  pass by  pass out  peel off  perish  peter out  pilot  plane  plug  poise  pound net  pour it on  press on  proceed  purse seine  retire from sight  retreat  rip  rise  roll on  roller-skate  run  run along  run away  run away from  run away with  run for it  run its course  run off  run o  
fly in the ointment  abomination  atrocity  bad  bane  befoulment  blemish  blight  block  blockade  bottleneck  bug  catch  cordon  corruption  crack  crying evil  curtain  damage  defect  defection  deficiency  defilement  despoliation  destruction  determent  deterrent  detriment  difficulty  drawback  evil  failing  failure  fault  faute  flaw  foible  frailty  grievance  hang-up  harm  havoc  hazard  hitch  hole  hurdle  hurt  ill  imperfection  inadequacy  infection  infirmity  injury  joker  kink  little problem  mischief  objection  obstacle  obstruction  obstructive  one small difficulty  outrage  poison  pollution  problem  rift  rub  shortcoming  snag  something missing  stumbling block  stumbling stone  taint  the worst  toxin  venom  vexation  vulnerable place  weak link  weak point  weakness  woe  wrong  
fly off the handle  be angry  be excitable  bellow  blow a fuse  blow a gasket  blow up  catch fire  catch the infection  come apart  excite easily  explode  fire up  flame up  flare up  flash up  flip  fly out  get excited  go into hysterics  have a tantrum  hit the ceiling  rage  ramp  rant  rant and rave  rave  run a temperature  seethe  smolder  storm  take fire  turn a hair  
fly the coop  bail out  break away  break jail  break loose  cut loose  escape  escape prison  evade  flee  get away  get clear of  get free  get out  get out of  jump  make a getaway  skip  slip the collar  
fly-by-night  brittle  capricious  changeable  corruptible  deciduous  dying  ephemeral  evanescent  fading  fickle  fleeting  flitting  flying  fragile  frail  fugacious  fugitive  impermanent  impetuous  impulsive  inconstant  insubstantial  irresponsible  momentary  mortal  mutable  nondurable  nonpermanent  passing  perishable  short-lived  temporal  temporary  transient  transitive  transitory  trustless  undependable  undurable  unenduring  unfaithworthy  unreliable  unstable  unsure  untrustworthy  untrusty  volatile  
flyblown  barfy  blasted  blighted  blown  crappy  despoiled  disgusting  fecal  feculent  fetid  filthy  foul  frowsty  frowsy  frowzy  fusty  gloppy  gunky  icky  maggoty  malodorous  mephitic  mildewed  moldering  moldy  moth-eaten  mucky  musty  nasty  nauseating  odious  ordurous  puky  putrid  rank  ravaged  repulsive  rotten  scabby  scummy  scurfy  shitty  slabby  slimy  sloppy  sloshy  sludgy  slushy  smutted  smutty  sposhy  vile  vomity  weevily  worm-eaten  wormy  yecchy  
flyer  Amtrak  Jehu  acrobat  aerialist  aeronaut  aeroplaner  aeroplanist  agiotage  air pilot  airplanist  arbitrage  astronaut  aviator  baggage train  bareback rider  barnstormer  birdman  buying in  cable railroad  calculated risk  captain  chance  choo-choo  circus artist  cloud seeder  clown  cog railroad  cog railway  commercial pilot  copilot  crop-duster  el  electric  electric train  elevated  equestrian director  equilibrist  equity capital  express  express train  flier  flutter  fortune  freight  freight train  freighter  funicular  gamble  goer  goods train  hazard  hell-driver  high-wire artist  horse racer  hummer  hustler  instructor  interurban  jet jockey  jockey  juggler  licensed pilot  lightning express  limited  lion tamer  liquidation  local  luck  metro  milk train  monorail  parliamentary  parliamentary train  passenger train  pilot  play  plunge  profit taking  racer  rack-and-pinion railroad  railroad train  rainmaker  rattler  ringmaster  risk  rolling stock  round trade  runner  scalping  scorcher  shuttle  shuttle train  sizzler  slack-rope artist  snake charmer  special  speculation  speed demon  speeder  spot sale  stepper  stockjobbery  stockjobbing  streamliner  stunt flier  stunt man  subway  sword swallower  test pilot  tightrope walker  train  trapeze artist  tube  tumbler  turfman  turn  uncertainty  underground  venture  venture capital  way train  wingman  
flying  aeronautics  agile  air service  airborne  airline  ascending  astronautics  aviation  axial  back  back-flowing  backward  ballooning  blind flying  breakneck  brittle  capricious  changeable  cloud-seeding  commercial aviation  contact flying  corruptible  cruising  cursory  dashing  deciduous  descending  disappearing  dissolving  double-quick  down-trending  downward  drifting  dying  eagle-winged  ephemeral  evanescent  evaporating  expeditious  express  fading  fast  festinate  feverish  fickle  fleet  fleeting  flight  flitting  flowing  fluent  fluttering  fly-by-night  fragile  frail  fugacious  fugitive  furious  galloping  general aviation  gliding  going  gyrational  gyratory  hair-trigger  hasty  headlong  hovering  hurried  hustling  immediate  impermanent  impetuous  impulsive  inconstant  instant  insubstantial  jet-propelled  last-minute  light of heel  light-footed  lively  melting  mercurial  momentary  mortal  mounting  mutable  nimble  nimble-footed  nondurable  nonpermanent  on the spot  passing  perishable  pilotage  plunging  precipitate  progressive  prompt  quick  quick as lightning  quick as thought  rapid  reckless  reflowing  refluent  regressive  retrogressive  rising  rocket-propelled  rotary  rotational  rotatory  running  rushing  sailing  sailplaning  short-lived  sideward  sinking  slap-bang  slapdash  snap  snappy  soaring  spanking  speedy  streaming  superficial  swift  temporal  temporary  transient  transitive  transitory  undurable  unenduring  unstable  up-trending  upward  urgent  vanishing  volant  volatile  volitant  winged  winging  
Flying Dutchman  AB  Ahasuerus  Ancient Mariner  Argonaut  Brocken specter  Dylan  Goliard  Neptune  OD  Odysseus  Oisin  Ossian  Poseidon  Ulysses  Varuna  White Lady  Wild Hunt  able seaman  able-bodied seaman  bird of passage  bluejacket  buccaneer  deep-sea man  drifter  fair-weather sailor  fisherman  floater  gad  gadabout  go-about  hearty  itinerant  jack  jack afloat  jack-tar  jacky  limey  lobsterman  mariner  matelot  mover  navigator  peregrinator  peregrine  peripatetic  pirate  privateer  rambler  roamer  rolling stone  rover  runabout  sailor  salt  sea dog  sea rover  seafarer  seafaring man  seaman  shipman  straggler  stroller  strolling player  tar  troubadour  viking  visitant  wanderer  wandering minstrel  wandering scholar  water dog  whaler  windjammer  windsailor  
flying start  A  advantage  alpha  beginning  blast-off  bulge  coign of vantage  commencement  creation  cutting edge  dawn  drop  edge  establishment  foundation  fresh start  head start  inside track  institution  jump  jump-off  kick-off  leading edge  new departure  odds  oncoming  onset  opening  origin  origination  outbreak  outset  running start  send-off  setting in motion  setting-up  something extra  something in reserve  square one  start  start-off  starting point  take-off  upper hand  vantage  vantage ground  vantage point  whip hand  
flyleaf  acknowledgments  back  back matter  bastard title  bibliography  catch line  catchword  colophon  contents  contents page  copyright page  dedication  endleaf  endpaper  endsheet  errata  folio  fore edge  foreword  front matter  half-title page  head  imprint  index  inscription  introduction  leaf  makeup  page  preface  preliminaries  recto  reverso  running title  signature  subtitle  table of contents  tail  text  title  title page  trim size  type page  verso  
flyover  Bifrost  bascule bridge  bateau bridge  bridge  cantilever bridge  caravan  carrefour  catwalk  cavalcade  cloverleaf  column  cortege  crossing  crosspoint  crossroad  crosswalk  crossway  drawbridge  dress parade  floating bridge  footbridge  funeral  gangboard  gangplank  gangway  grade crossing  intercrossing  intersection  level crossing  lift bridge  line  march past  motorcade  mule train  overbridge  overcrossing  overpass  pack train  parade  pomp  pontoon bridge  procession  promenade  review  rope bridge  rotary  skimmington  span  stepping-stone  stepstone  stream  string  suspension bridge  swing bridge  toll bridge  traffic circle  train  undercrossing  viaduct  
flyspeck  ace  atom  bespeckle  bespot  bit  bloodstain  blot  blotch  blur  brand  crumb  dab  daub  dole  dot  dram  dribble  driblet  drop  droplet  dwarf  eyesore  farthing  fleck  flick  fragment  freckle  gnat  gobbet  grain  granule  groat  hair  handful  iota  jot  little  little bit  macula  maculate  maculation  macule  mark  microbe  microorganism  midge  minim  minimum  minutia  minutiae  mite  modicum  molecule  mote  nutshell  ounce  particle  patch  pebble  pinch  pinhead  pinpoint  pittance  point  scrap  scruple  smear  smidgen  smirch  smitch  smouch  smudge  smut  smutch  snip  snippet  spatter  speck  speckle  splash  splatter  splotch  spoonful  spot  stain  stigma  taint  tarnish  thimbleful  tiny bit  tittle  trifling amount  trivia  vanishing point  whit  
flyweight  Chinese boxer  bantamweight  black belt  boxer  brown belt  bruiser  catchweight  featherweight  fighter  fisticuffer  heavyweight  karate expert  light heavyweight  lightweight  middleweight  palooka  prizefighter  pug  pugilist  savate expert  sparrer  welterweight  
flywheel effect  Indian file  array  articulation  bank  buzz  catena  catenation  chain  chain reaction  chaining  concatenation  connection  consecution  continuum  course  cycle  descent  drone  endless belt  endless round  file  filiation  gamut  gradation  hum  line  lineage  monotone  nexus  pendulum  periodicity  plenum  powder train  progression  queue  range  rank  recurrence  reticulation  rotation  round  routine  row  run  scale  sequence  series  single file  spectrum  string  succession  swath  thread  tier  train  windrow  

Fliegenklatsche Definition

Flap
(v.) Anything broad and limber that hangs loose, or that is attached by one side or end and is easily moved
Flap
(v.) A hinged leaf, as of a table or shutter.
Flap
(v.) The motion of anything broad and loose, or a stroke or sound made with it
Flap
(v.) A disease in the lips of horses.
Flap
(n.) To beat with a flap
Flap
(n.) To move, as something broad and flaplike
Flap
(v. i.) To move as do wings, or as something broad or loose
Flap
(v. i.) To fall and hang like a flap, as the brim of a hat, or other broad thing.
Flap-eared
(a.) Having broad, loose, dependent ears.
Flap-mouthed
(a.) Having broad, hangling lips.
Flip-flap
(n.) The repeated stroke of something long and loose.
Flip-flap
(adv.) With repeated strokes and noise, as of something long and loose.

fly flap Bedeutung

flap any broad thin and limber covering attached at one edge, hangs loose or projects freely, he wrote on the flap of the envelope
flap flaps a movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing, used to increase lift or drag
landing flap a flap on the underside of the wing that is lowered to slow the plane for landing
pocket flap a flap that covers the access to a pocket
tent-fly
rainfly
fly sheet
fly tent flap
flap consisting of a piece of canvas that can be drawn back to provide entrance to a tent
flap a movable piece of tissue partly connected to the body
flap flapping
flutter fluttering
the motion made by flapping up and down
dither
pother
fuss
tizzy
flap
an excited state of agitation, he was in a dither, there was a terrible flap about the theft
flap pronounce with a flap, of alveolar sounds
slam flap down throw violently, He slammed the book on the table
dither
flap
pother
make a fuss, be agitated
flap move noisily, flags flapped in the strong wind
roll a undulate
flap wave
move in a wavy pattern or with a rising and falling motion, The curtains undulated, the waves rolled towards the beach
beat flap move with a flapping motion, The bird's wings were flapping
beat flap move with a thrashing motion, The bird flapped its wings, The eagle beat its wings and soared high into the sky
flip-flap with repeated strokes and noise, something going flip-flap in the night
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Die Fliegenklatsche wird verwendet, um insbesondere Fluginsekten durch einen Streich zu töten. Besonders vorteilhaft ist ihre kostengünstige und giftfreie Wirkung, die Anwender nach kurzer Übung schnell erzielen können.